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More Than a Business: A Grandfather's Search for Mobility Support and His Visit to Morecare

“Business तो सभी करते हैं, लेकिन आप जो काम कर रहे हैं, आप लोगों को एक प्रकार से पैर दे रहे हैं, हिम्मत दे रहे हैं, हौसला दे रहे हैं।”

For Ram Pravesh Tawla, a journalist from Suratgarh in Rajasthan's Sri Ganganagar district, visiting Morecare was about much more than exploring rehabilitation equipment.

It was about his grandson.

His grandson has experienced difficulties with movement in his arms and legs since birth, affecting his ability to walk.

The family had already sought medical treatment in Udaipur, where the child underwent surgery through a charitable service organization. Although they noticed some improvement afterward, walking remained difficult.

They continued looking for a suitable walker or a newer rehabilitation solution that could support the child's mobility needs.

After hearing about Morecare and its work, Ram Pravesh decided to visit the manufacturing facility in Jaipur.

What he saw left him with a message that went beyond product quality.

He felt Morecare was not simply manufacturing rehabilitation equipment—it was giving families encouragement and hope.

The journey

A Grandfather's Concern for His Grandson

For Ram Pravesh Tawla, his grandson's mobility difficulties have been a continuing concern. Since birth, the child has experienced problems affecting movement in his arms and legs. Walking has remained particularly difficult. Like many families caring for a child with physical mobility limitations, Ram Pravesh and his family wanted to explore every appropriate opportunity that might help the child move with greater support.

Seeking Treatment in Udaipur

Before discovering Morecare, the family had already pursued medical treatment. Ram Pravesh explained that his grandson underwent surgery in Udaipur through a service organization. The treatment brought some improvement, but it did not fully resolve the child's walking difficulties. The family therefore continued searching for additional support. Their next priority was finding suitable walking equipment that could be considered alongside the child's rehabilitation needs.

Searching for a New Mobility Solution

Ram Pravesh began looking for a walker or a newer type of rehabilitation equipment. His goal was to find something appropriate for his grandson's remaining mobility challenges. He had heard discussions about Morecare's work and its manufacturing facility. Interested in understanding what solutions might be available, he decided to visit Morecare personally.

Visiting Morecare's Jaipur Factory

During his visit, Ram Pravesh explored Morecare's manufacturing facility. He was impressed by the work being carried out and the effort involved in creating equipment for people with mobility limitations. For him, seeing the facility gave a different meaning to rehabilitation manufacturing. These were not simply products being made and sold. They were devices intended to address practical difficulties experienced by children, adults and families in everyday life.

Seeing the Human Side of Manufacturing

As a journalist, Ram Pravesh was familiar with observing and describing people's work. But his response to Morecare was deeply personal. He felt the company was doing something that extended beyond ordinary commercial activity. In his words, manufacturing equipment for people who struggle to walk is a way of giving them courage and encouragement. He described this work as मानव सेवा — service to humanity. His appreciation was directed not only towards Morecare's founder but also towards the factory workers involved in making the equipment.

A Message of Gratitude

Ram Pravesh concluded his testimonial by thanking the Morecare team. He appreciated the factory, the work being done and the people contributing to it. His family was still exploring mobility support for his grandson, and the testimonial did not establish that a particular walker had been purchased or that the child's walking had improved after the visit. But his words captured something valuable. For a family searching for ways to support a loved one's movement, finding people dedicated to developing rehabilitation equipment can itself be an encouraging experience.

— A Caregiver's Perspective

"“मैं राम प्रवेश तावला, पत्रकार, सूरतगढ़, जिला श्रीगंगानगर, राजस्थान से हूँ। हमारा एक पोता है, जिसके जन्म से ही हाथ-पैरों में परेशानी है और वह चल नहीं पा रहा था। हमने उदयपुर में उसका ऑपरेशन भी कराया, उसके बाद थोड़ा फर्क आया। लेकिन अभी उसको चलने के लिए walker की जरूरत थी। हम सोच रहे थे कि कोई नई तकनीक मिल जाए। इसी सिलसिले में हमने आपकी factory का भ्रमण किया। आपकी factory देखकर हमें बहुत खुशी हुई कि आप बहुत अच्छी मानव सेवा कर रहे हैं। मैं इसको business नहीं कह सकता, क्योंकि business तो सभी करते हैं। लेकिन आप जो काम कर रहे हैं, आप दिव्यांग लोगों को एक प्रकार से पैर दे रहे हैं, हिम्मत दे रहे हैं, हौसला दे रहे हैं। इसके लिए मैं आपको और आपकी factory के सभी workers को धन्यवाद देना चाहता हूँ।” — Ram Pravesh Tawla, Journalist, Suratgarh, Rajasthan"

— Why This Solution Was Recommended

"Ram Pravesh's grandson continued to experience difficulty walking despite previous medical treatment. The family was therefore looking for equipment that might offer additional support during appropriate mobility activities. For children with significant walking difficulties, a conventional walker may not always provide sufficient support. Depending on the child's individual needs, a pediatric supportive walker or gait trainer may be considered. Selection should take into account: Ability to bear weight through the legs Head and trunk control Balance and posture Arm and hand function Joint positioning and movement limitations Required level of caregiver or therapist assistance The appropriate equipment can only be determined after understanding the child's specific physical abilities and rehabilitation requirements."